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Upgrade guide

Tell us what you have. We'll show the upgrades worth making without leaving your system, so your lenses and accessories keep working.

1 · Your camera
2 · Lenses you own (optional)
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Camera upgrades from the R

SAME BRAND AND MOUNT, SO YOUR LENSES CARRY OVER
Canon EOS R7
  • 30 fps burst vs 8
  • 7-stop IBIS (none now)
  • 660 shots per charge vs 370
$1,549
Canon EOS R8 II
  • 40 fps burst vs 8
  • 7.5-stop IBIS (none now)
$1,899
STEP UP IN THE LINECanon EOS R6 II
  • 40 fps burst vs 8
  • 8-stop IBIS (none now)
  • 580 shots per charge vs 370
$1,999
Canon EOS R6 V
  • 40 fps burst vs 8
  • 7K video vs 4K
  • 7.5-stop IBIS (none now)
  • 640 shots per charge vs 370
$2,499
Canon EOS R6 III
  • 40 fps burst vs 8
  • 7K video vs 4K
  • 8.5-stop IBIS (none now)
  • 510 shots per charge vs 370
$2,599
Canon EOS R5
  • 45MP vs 30.3MP
  • 20 fps burst vs 8
  • 8K video vs 4K
  • 8-stop IBIS (none now)
  • 490 shots per charge vs 370
$2,599

Lenses to start with

LENS TYPES YOU DON'T HAVE YET
WIDE + STANDARD ZOOMCanon RF 24-105mm f/4L IS
  • 24-105mm f/4
$1,399
TELEPHOTOCanon RF 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1L
  • 100-500mm f/4.5-7.1
$2,899
FAST PRIMECanon RF 50mm f/1.8 STM
  • 50mm f/1.8
$199

Worth adding

MADE FOR THE R
Godox V1-C
  • A Canon RF essential
$199
LP-E6P battery
  • A Canon RF essential
$79
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